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That seems like an orthogonal point. I say that making no judgement either way about the quality of his governance.
by tanderson92 8y ago
That seems like an orthogonal point. I say that making no judgement either way about the quality of his governance.
- buboard 8y agoif you are making no judgement, then you are simply ignoring the evidence. I can make a judgement because his work affected me directly. It was an extremely negative outcome for 5 months of work. So the point that you mention is wrong. How can this be orthogonal?
- tanderson92 8y agoI think a fair reading of my previous comment will reveal that I was trying to avoid engaging on the possible harm of his policies. That is not the same as absolving him. Instead, it is saying that you can evaluate his point independently of that question.